The experimental data also show a broad range and smooth variation as do models 2 and 3. Unlike those models, however, experimental data reach the extremes of full dominance, while these models do not exceed a relative dominance of about ±0.5 (i.e., one input dominating for 75% of time) for the input range tested.
As a result of these and other adaptations, Prochlorococcus populations span the entire euphotic zone, often exceeding 105 cells mL−1, and due to this numerical dominance have been credited for roughly half of all photosynthesis in the oceans [8] [12].
In 10 nm × 10 nm channels, the dominance of SRS in determination of the mobility becomes larger than 50%% exceeding that of the phonon scattering (PH) when channels are strongly inverted with a line density of carriers >∼106 cm−1.
Indeed, the extent of America's wealth, firepower and cultural influence today gives it a dominance that almost certainly exceeds any achieved by Britain, even at the height of its power.
As my Lowy Institute colleague Jenny Hayward Jones has noted, such dominance in percentage terms exceeds even that of the US in the Middle East, where America provides 51% of the total bilateral ODA received.
Also worthwhile to note is that the mean duration of the first dominance phase also mainly exceeds the search times for the observers.
Despite poor and delayed germination, the invasive I. glandulifera attained dominance even at a high competitor density and was competitively superior across all treatments, exceeding the height of both congeners.
Both these groups could lead Syria into a spiral of violence with death tolls far exceeding those of the last 16 months, and towards a division of the country based on local dominance.
For the Kremlin, undermining the dollar as the prevailing medium of exchange reflects a broader Russian belief that the United States exercises a dominance in global affairs that exceeds its diminishing power.
When nanowires have a 10 nm × 10 nm cross-section, the dominance of SRS starts to exceed that of PH, becoming larger than 50%% in the regime of strong inversion >∼106 cm−1).
Note that, for each, the row dominance factor for does not exceed the corresponding factor for (assuming that the original row indices of remain "attached" to the rows in ).
